Nigeria (Hansard, 5 July 1993)

§ Mr. Parry

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs if he will make a statement on the recent election in Nigeria.

Presidential election: 12 June 1993
State number	State name	NRC votes cast	Per cent.	SDP votes cast	Per cent.	Voter turn-out Per cent.
1	Abia¹	151,227	59	105,273	41	26
2	Adamawa	178,865	53	155,625	47	35
3	Akwa-Ibom¹	199,342	48	214,787	52	40
4	Anambra¹	159,258	43	212,024	57	29
5	Bauchi	513,077	61	334,197	39	40
6	Benue	186,302	43	216,830	57	33
7	Borno¹	128,684	46	153,496	54	23
8	Cross River	153,452	48	189,303	52	39
9	Delta	145,001	31	327,277	69	41
10	Edo¹	103,572	33.5	205,470	66.5	34
11	Enugu	233,281	55	193,969	45	33
12	Imo	193,202	55	156,700	45	31
13	Jigawa	89,836	39	138,552	61	19
14	Kaduna¹	336,860	46	389,713	54	45
15	Kano¹	154,809	48	169,619	52	12.5
16	Katsina	271,000	61	171,169	39	26
17	Kebbi	209,872	73	77,102	27	35
18	Kogi¹	256,732	54	222,760	46	49
19	Kwara¹	80,209	23	272,270	77	53
20	Lagos¹	149,432	14.5	883,965	85.5	43
21	Niger¹	221,437	62	136,350	38	36
22	Ogun¹	59,246	12	425,725	88	52
23	Ondo	160,994	17	802,024	83	55
24	Osun	72,068	16.5	365,266	83.5	41
25	Oyo¹	105,788	16.5	536,011	83.5	40
26	Plateau¹	259,394	38	417,565	62	45
27	Rivers	646,952	63	379,872	37	54
28	Sokoto	372,260	79	97,726	21	29
29²	Taraba	89,836	39	138,557	60
30	Yobe	65,133	37	110,921	63	26
31	Abuja, Fct¹	18,313	48	19,968	52	25
¹ Published by the Nigerian National Electoral Commission.
² Provisional.

Other results were collated and agreed by the National Electoral Commission and political parties but not officially released before the elections were annulled by military decree on 23 June.